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How to make Puchero

The Canarian puchero is the local version of European one pot, three-dish boiled recipes that include Madrid's famous cocido and the French pot-au-feu. Here’s our recipe on how to make it.

Take a look at what Lanzarote was like in the 1970s

History, Magazine, News

Recently, Elizabeth and Barry Hitchins contacted us to ask if we would be interested in some old photos of Lanzarote that they had taken in the 1970s – and the photographs that they sent to us were fascinating.

A bridge too far for U.D. Lanzarote?

The Rojillos (the reds) have had a fabulous season, competing with three other sides to top the Tercera division (fifth tier) and claim the only automatic promotion place. However, four points out of a possible nine in their last three outings has seen them lose pace with the leaders. Ian lane reports.

Insects you’ll find on Lanzarote

Magazine, Need To Know

Many visitors worry about unfamiliar creepy-crawlies they might encounter on Lanzarote, but the chances of being seriously bitten or stung on Lanzarote are very low. Here are a few of the local wildlife species that you may encounter.

Tax season on Lanzarote

It is now tax season in Spain, the time of year when you are advised to submit your declaracion de la renta (annual tax declaration). If you earn less than €22,000 annually from a single employer, it’s not required, but may still be a good idea if you wish to apply for grants, etc.

It’s a Barbie World!

The Castillo de Santa Barbara has watched over the old town of Teguise for 400 years – an unmissable landmark perched on top of an ancient volcano. However, it will soon be more unmissable than ever after a local councillor announced plans to paint it hot pink and rename it Saint Barbie's Castle.

Latest News

Five people arrested in Arrecife on embezzlement charges07/10/2025 - 9:28 am
Five people have been arrested following charges of embezzlement at Arrecife’s Casino. A sixth suspect is also being investigated.
Winds and light calima today and tomorrow on Lanzarote07/10/2025 - 9:27 am
Strong winds and a rise in temperatures are predicted for today and tomorrow, with a light high calima also on the cards.
Three months grace for Canal Gestión07/10/2025 - 9:26 am
Lanzarote’s Water Consortium has given Canal Gestión three months to find a new company to operate the island’s water supply.
Your second home on Lanzarote taken care of and ready for your arrival07/10/2025 - 7:54 am
The team at First Class Villa Services ensure that your second home in Lanzarote is safe, secure and always ready for your arrival. Whether you’re away for months or just a few weeks, their expert team prevents risks like unwanted guests, checks for vulnerabilities, and keeps everything in perfect condition – so you can step straight into relaxation.
Second Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote Race Pedals Into the Record Books06/10/2025 - 9:06 am
The second edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote proved to be a resounding success, cementing the event’s growing reputation as a premier date on the international cycling calendar. Over the weekend, the island’s roads played host to a peloton of more than 600 riders from 28 different countries, surpassing the participation records set in the event’s debut last year.
Lanzarote Smashes Tourism Records with Over 2.3 Million Visitors in 202506/10/2025 - 8:48 am
Lanzarote has experienced its strongest-ever start to a year, with an increase in international arrivals putting it firmly on the map as a top global destination.
Lanzarote’s Deep Historical Ties to Texas and the United States06/10/2025 - 8:32 am
Did you know that the historic streets of San Antonio, Texas, were once walked by a mayor from Teguise? A little-known chapter of Lanzarote’s history, stretching back almost three centuries, reveals a deep and living connection between the island and the United States, particularly in Texas and Louisiana.